Electric scooter riders need you and your friends help that has connections with electric scooter companies. I live in DC and they're talking about banning all electric scooters & bikes in multi dwelling buildings with 30+ occupants cause they say it's a fire hazard. I don't drive and this is my only way of transportation when public trans isn't available. What to do on a fixed income, I can't ride a traditional bike cause of a damaged nerve in my leg. PLEASE HELP THE RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON DC DON'T LET THEM BAN THE ELECTRIC SCOOTERS & BIKES.
Thank you for your comment! It seems there was a little mix-up with the term '600 bu removable battery.' What you're likely referring to is a '600Wh (watt-hour) removable battery.' The 'Wh' stands for watt-hours, a unit of energy that represents the battery's capacity to deliver power over time. A 600Wh battery is quite substantial for an electric bike, meaning it can provide strong support for longer rides or more significant power assistance, depending on how the bike is used. The fact that the battery is removable adds extra convenience, allowing for easy recharging or swapping out for a fresh one to extend your journey. I hope this clears things up!
Price would be helpful
They need to make Tires that are hard to get a hole.
Electric scooter riders need you and your friends help that has connections with electric scooter companies. I live in DC and they're talking about banning all electric scooters & bikes in multi dwelling buildings with 30+ occupants cause they say it's a fire hazard. I don't drive and this is my only way of transportation when public trans isn't available. What to do on a fixed income, I can't ride a traditional bike cause of a damaged nerve in my leg. PLEASE HELP THE RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON DC DON'T LET THEM BAN THE ELECTRIC SCOOTERS & BIKES.
What's a ""substantial 600 bu removable battery""?
Thank you for your comment! It seems there was a little mix-up with the term '600 bu removable battery.' What you're likely referring to is a '600Wh (watt-hour) removable battery.' The 'Wh' stands for watt-hours, a unit of energy that represents the battery's capacity to deliver power over time. A 600Wh battery is quite substantial for an electric bike, meaning it can provide strong support for longer rides or more significant power assistance, depending on how the bike is used. The fact that the battery is removable adds extra convenience, allowing for easy recharging or swapping out for a fresh one to extend your journey. I hope this clears things up!